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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26
Political Points.

| No fewer than four Of the gentlemen
who are mentioned us available for the
succession Of Judge Woods, of the United
States Supreme Court, are cX-Confeder-
ates, who made an appeal to arms against
the authority of the tribunal to which
they aspire.
General Lawton, tho newly appointed
Minister to Austria, rcpudlates the idea
of Il "Ncw SOUTH and says that the
phrase is Il missioner. The same men
arc at the front row now, he says, as I'M
der the old regime. The General is a
living illustration Of this fact. He even
refused to apply for a removal of his po-
litical disabilities until he found that it
was necessary before he could get an Of
fee
\ Southern Democratic paper having
reached the conclusion that the new en-
terprlscS in that section "neeu tho foster
ing hand of protection" expresses tho
hope that MIR. Randall will be made
Speaker of the next House. The growth
of the protective sentiment in the South
is very gratifying and the sooner the
people down there learn that they have
AOCulll$, W uoljC IiC JCllOCIGtIC DIR
ty and send only protcctionists to Con-
gress the better it will be for their future
prosperity.
The New York lIerald's Grady boom
having been nipped by the early frost Of
public criticism, d disaster liable to over
take premature booms in the opinion of
Senator Blackburn, the Herald drops
Grady and suggests Col. Watterson for a
second place on the ticket with Cleve-
land. As Mr.. Watterson's principle bus
mess for the past two years has been to
deridc the humbug reform pretences of
the Administration, the suggestion of his
name by one of the Presidents apologist
organs would seem to indicate that the
Herald is convinced that tho record of
the Administration has made it imposs-
BILE to work the reform racket a second
time. Wing.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

Chairman Cooley of the Interstate
Commerce Commission has written ar
open letter to Manager Hanley of the
Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad in
regard to the long and short haul clause
of the act, which in word says that the
commission cannot permanently suspend
the operations of that clause inasmuch as
the act does not authorize such a proceed
ing.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

The Baptist Missionary Union, having
paid off its debt and closed its financial
year with small balance on the credit
side, now urgently appeals for enlarged
contributions to keep the work from fall
ing behind. The missions in Burma, In
dia, China and Japan have reached a stage
beyond which they cannot be carried
without large increase in the contribu-
tions of the churches and large accessions
to the number of the laborers.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

Anaval Court of Inquiry will proceed
to Japan to investigate the firing Of shells
from the frigate Omaha, which caused
the death of several Japanese.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

a dozen men at Wcstficld, Mass, have
been poisoned by drinking from zine
| water tank.
The I49th call for redemption bonds is
for $l9,717, 800 Of the three per cent.
bonds of 1889.
A strike of iickmakcrs was inaugural
ed in Pittsburg, Pa, Friday Two thons-
and men are affected.
1t is stated that no foreign officers will
be invited to witness the manG.uvrcs of
the Russian troops this year.
The late Washington G. De PAW. of
Indiana, bcqueathed some $1,000, 600 for
educational and benevolent purposes.
The President will leave Washington
to day, with Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Fol
som, Col. Lamont and Mrs. Lamont, for
Saranac Lake, and will be absent from
the Capital about ten days.
Gladstone accompanied his wife to a
reception of the Woman's Liberal FEEDER
alton, Thursday. Being asked to make
speech he excused himself on the
ground of hoarscness and loss of voice.
The graves of the Confederate dead in
Norfolk, Va, were decorated Thursday
by the veterans of both Union and Con-
federate armies. The procession was re-
viewed by Gov. Lee and staff dressed in
Confederate uniform and mounted.
Fierce gales have prevailed and great
damage has been done in various parts
of England. In Kent the wind blew with
the violence Of hurricane. Snow and
hail stones have been experienced in the
lake districts of Scotland
Chas. B. Reynolds, of Morristown, N.
j., charged with blasphemy in writing
and circulating pamphlet attacking the
Christian religion and bible was, Friday,
found guilty and fined $25 and costs.
Bob Ingersoll defended him.
Mrs. Bonnie Boyd recovered $4,000
damages at Grand Rapids, Mich, Thurs
day, from liquor seller, Christopher
Post, who sold her husband liquor, under
the influence Of which he killed man
and was sentenced to prison for life.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26
The Irotting Season.

The trottng season of 1857 may he con
sidered as having opened with the meet
inss at Philadelphia, which began two
weeks since at Point Breeze Park. were
continued last week at Suffolk Park, and
are now in progress at Belmont Park
These meetings have been very success
full and have brought into prominence 10
less than twelve trottcrs and PAGERS who
have gained records Of 2::}O or bettcr.
OF these Mcleod, 10y IIemphill's patchen,
has secured the highest honors through
his mile in 22:2l , over Belmont track
yesterday. This is the fastest mile trot-
ted this season cast of the Rocky Noun
tainS. n. y. Herald May -.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

en-rod was romantically serenading Nio-
let on a wind harp, he heard her sigh,
and hastily pulling away the screen of
ferns, begged to know if he could help
her in any way.
"Bc my friend and help me with ad-
vice, for in some things you are wiser
than l." answered Violet, softly. "Tho
Maple lifts my heart up when it is heavy,
but he lives so far above us | cannot
trouble him with the cares of our small
world. The Rock gives me courage and
support, but he is very old, and the
short life of a flower is tritIe to him.
My own sturdy sisters, who have borne
the sun and dust Of the roadside season
after season, arc very helpful. but
seem to need some nearer friend who
knows the trials of this high place, and
can sympathize with the splendid loncli-
ness of u throne"
''lt need not be lonely, sweet nciehbOr,
if you will let me share it with you,"
cried the Prince, his face shining with
love and joy, us he leaned yet nearer
over tho green wall. 81 have learned
much from you, and never again can be
the selfish tyrant that | was know
your trials, and long to tighten them.
Let me try, not as king but consort, and
together we can make our people happy,
am sure"
As he spoke, Niolet's half folded leaves
began to open till he saw the golden
heart below, and read there more than
her lips told.
mo, be king there is room for both
upon the throne, and when love and
power 90 hand in hand, all will he well
with the world"
What the Prince answered only the
Moon heard and she never told but
when day dawned there was great won
der and rejoicing in the meadow, for the
fern screen was down, the gold and pur-
pie flowers stood side by side, while the
Maple scattered rosy leaves over them
as he sung wedding hymn, and the old
Rock said, as the sunshine fell upon his
gray front:
alt is always so. Only believe, work
and wait, and in the fitness OF time right
wins. and justice, truth and love shall
reign"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
BEsTs HOT AIR FURNACES.

For Private Rssidsncss. Churchss, Schools.
ana Public Buildings. Invention OF ths senior
member Of the drm has been In ths markst for
the last u ysafs. Has the Largest 1adisting
surface. 70 constructed OF the Heayisst Aatsrial.
10 more Durable. and 10 the consumption OF
Fuel the Most Economical In ths Market. The
only Bunaes 10 the MARKET that burns PDA
COAL. Over 70 per cont saved In cost OF fuel
By ustng our furnace. Thess furnaces aro
walled In Win brick. We propose 70 dsliyer
tho hoas u the rooms whore you wish It. We
DO NOT build CBLLAB HBATB8s.
OooYARluo lTS nunlr9.
Iahoa avelling thas requires - toas Stove
Coal at go per t0a-Cost. eieo o.
With our fuYAaao we w1n take = tooe OF pee
ooai n q % psr ton-Cost ooaeo-ana glve you
more heat than with any Other furnace. Qoe
thas Pea eoal b superior 70 Stove cal By any
meons. Bat simply from the fAet that 10 have
~ requisite Sadisting surface 70 consume ell
- hsst that y gsnsratsa befors passing ont
~ snoke Aus. 0iaoe there q . disposition 70
onoouraso home industry. eItsnd your par
trooaee, ana ALLOW ne to provo what ws here
~. Evssything guaraneesd 70 b - repro.
sentea or money rsfundsd. Small Furnace
lloeo Large Surnacs-ei0.o0.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
BOILERS AND sHEET.IRoN WORK.

An sxpsrisnos OF over u yeaSs. ana buaness
career Of over % yeass IN ths City Of lAneaster.
sabllity ana DsnsAeaai results OF our vosk. but
Q sepatataoa for Hoaest Ooaseeeataeas Voses
ana aoaosabls Dealing. "a vhieh we istena
% ooatanue 70 eustA1as notWlthseanoan0 ~
inpositsoa o. tAe Public q ineeesos vosh0Aa-
nunity leave noe seeoe uAtlya61 n theis -.
Aaavoss - soeourAgo tAAt e'ass o1 vogo1go
1nAs vitAsst Otvssg nAnpfAetuyen = ~
nS0st ehases = na1e tAsa prieee. 1oe 1eee
pse1eseaso . aalas4aneo-A oooaes 1ooe g -
g DooSo pLAsD - ~ eona1gaoe1oas Ut1l eoos
o0W U0go than Do11og RaAo % onDEk 1oo0s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

Wesrs propapsA 70 maize estimates ana ooa.
tvleSe 6pe hsasiAg Dvellings. Chnrohss. Stores,
Uoosla VaotosSaa. -, With steam lireet or N.
ltsooG Gtavity roeurns o. With oyhanst stoa6.
- Guesanteo ample heas u sslo veaaAsr. We
- Sblo - ateA1n, with our double return
Soa ison, Oosin hsavt bsiek wosh, With eomnoa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
RADIATORS.

sueh - BUNDY or MASON. OF any othsr Good
Radiator, with Reputation and . Record either
direct or indirect Of any siss or shspe. Also.
the Wainwright Brasa CoTrugated Tabs 1adia.
tor. Cast ana Wrought Steam yittings. 8lboWs
Y TO sinohss Diameter. Reducing Z 100 styles,
T's 4 70 inches Diameter. Dushings, Plugs.
Look Auts, Nipples. Patent unions. Meal
Ard C0uplings. Right ana Left Couplings, Dight
and Lsft Nipples. Return Bends Closs ana
Opsn, Hook Plates, Floor Plates, Oeiling Plat0a,
Pipe Slangss. Cast 7 Branches. Gauge 0lass r.
nectors.
Scotch 0lass Tubes. y aAd Y inches Diameter.
ofany desired length. up 70 y inehss.
Governor in Stock. y I. ~. ~. : ana Ht
inches.
Asbestos shsst Packing. Asbestos Rope Paak
ing. Asbestos Wick Panking. Asbestos Nan
shsst PaokinS. Hemp Paskiss.
etsr. from ~ 70 M issSssia Nagsh. vssyiag x
ineh In length. Low Phess. Larger sissS 70
order.
1sta. both square saa Hsxason. iroa y 70 ~
wsshsrs. Cast saa wsessAs P,aas.
Leg ssssws ~ ssssvs issa o. ssssl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

sense srats ana furnace. draft regulator. safety
valve. stsam and water guages). the highest
practicable economy OF fuel. cOnvenience and
safety. These Boilers arc convenient TO nre, to
clean nres, nues and Boiler. They have NO com.
piieated parts or torturous air passages 20 com.
mon In the so.callsd House Heating Boilers. Any
steam heating apparatus erected BY NJ We guar.
form Of 70o In weather with the least practi.
oA cost Of fuel. We also guarantes Il To b
easily managed and durable. to be OF the best
material and construction. We can refer to any
OF the steam heating apparStuses we have
erected among which are the following:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
EUREKA BARK MILLS FOR STEAM
POWER
FOR HORSE POWER.
TRIPLE GEARING.

For running Horse Power. Bark Mills, makins
Four Revolutions to the Horss's one .S6s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

: ~ ~ H1sraa.sxM
pAlsACD or FAsnloN.
ASTRlCH'S
Palace Of Fashion,
is HAsT KING STREET,
LAacAsFss. PA.
NSvsa DsFoRs RAs sucn A vARIRrY OF
GOODS BRBN SHOWN IN LANoAsrRR
MILLINERY.
one soa.iauous spaes. 10 net in isastA and .
rect vide nllsA with
Nsw MlLLINERY eooDA
Just think oft, WHO 10 tAsrs that cannot b
suited'
We have made some reductisn. We have
bought TOO MANY aATs OF certain styles ana
~ must seli them now before it 70 too late. They
have been SOLD for 10 q o.. and some were d q.
rHsY MUST 90 At - APIECE.
Colon -Biack, Brown. Beige and Eeru.
Rough and Ready sailors, 70.
Rough ada Ready Bonnsts. 20.
Our Assortment Of
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS
Il sun very Large
We are THINNING New Hats every day. TO
day No open the third large invoice Of
WHITE HATS.
Not % bad for this time Of sAs ysas. You won.
der whether ws viii ever ell them. II you 80
tAs lot Galloway sailors at . ana &c.. up TO
sLO
CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS.
We tim them right in our store, % vs can
sell them for Soc. 7Sc and N.oo. They cost more
than that Wholesale.
NOW FOB TAB
RIBBONS.
We haven't room to waste one word. Toe
many low prices to mention.
satin Ribbon-all COLOR. No. l. -; s &c; 1ec
Double Faced Satin Ribbed P,oo. Edss. No
Asc; Asc; 7.sc: .. loc; II l9c.
IxMsNsE BARaAlNa
Best Quality satin, Double Paced Picot 8dge
/ al coaors, worth Ne, At lsc.
/ Puro SILK satin Ribbon. regular nne, full -
sortment. No. !, lSc Q. lsc IA soc yard.
FANCY RIBBONS.
In ail the leading colors. lse mp TO q o. yard
/ Hoire Ribbon. No 16t t0c.
,co s1 : ysrd SSfaiiy cheap bargains: ~
BLACK RIBBONS.
No. II, Ottoman, III silk. lse; No. ls Ottoman
Ill silk. lse; No. .. Ottoman, al SUI. &c.
No II Moirs. Ill silk, lso.
No. 10. AL suk Gros Grain, worth 10, at nc
| yard.
No, n, worth 500. at sc yard.
No n. Black eros Grain. Hieot Edse, SC
yard.
i SASH RIBBONS-CHEAP.
Ron your eyes over this list ana - II we q
| not entitled to your patronage
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

We have received several contracts already
this season, and are ready for more. Do not put
on until Cold Weather comes. Drop us . CARD |;
We will have our Engineer measure ths work
and we will quote dguTes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
CORSETS !

We need not advertise any Of them. We have
Q complete stock Of over % oi6srent styles. All
veil trieA and found 70 b 4 one. Prices. %,
SO, soc 10, q % mp TO ol0a Ask for "no matter
what style" we have II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
TANKS.

For water. on or Acids. OF any capacity or
shapes. ct prices away down. ...
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

Parasols and EuushAdee
In all colors from CSC up. Lace trimmed lined,
S2sO and oas7. etc.
CHILDRENy PARAsOLs.
II you want TO be convinced just come and
price them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

INJECTORS
Hancock lnspirators, Eberman Boiler FEEDER,
Penberthy tnjectors. Belneld InjectorS, Nathan
Ipjeotors. High and Low Pressure Automatic
Dampsr Regulators.
Radiator Valves, Finished Brass and Niokied
with jenkins Discs.
Radiator Air Valves.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
SAW MILLS.

For Q. 10. Is. 90 Is and 30 Horse Power with
any length OF Carriage and Ways, Prices accord
ing to siss and Capacity OF Mills.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

COBN.COB MILLS.
For preparing the Corn In the Ear for the
Burrs, either right or left hand, and gearsd
above or below.
No o-Not Mounted.
No. o-Mounted ON frame with Tight and
Loose Pulleys.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
NV AOI1DtU4HDAy2
nALACE OF RA0HlON.
As1RIcH,s
Palace Of Fashion,
is HAsT KING STREET,
LANcAsrBR, PA
W ~ Constantly Receiving new AArgaiAs,
which we O0se 70 Cur ratroDs q
Bargain Pricee
IUSLIN UNDERWEAR
BUSTLES =!

The Elsie." also Taylor's Folding Bustles In
three different styies All other popular ana
satisfaction giving Busles N their Lowest
Prices.
The Gem beats them all.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14
Collars and Cuffs.

White ct So apiece. all sises. capes and buttons,
besides . other styles, straight or riccadtlly at
%, lOc and lakc
Cum &c pair. Fine s.Ply Linen, loc. or 3 pair
for nc; - good - any at l9<o
Colorea Collars in straight and piccadilly, all
new.
Mourning CollArs. complete lins Cum TO
match all.
white Pique Collars ana Cum. nc sett also
separate, loc and l5c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

TRAY AND STAND COVERS.
China alk Tides. stamped. al colors, % inch.
6oc 70 inch. 7sc.
Lace Tides, &c up. shaws and splashers, soc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-14

1A1lee 1,aok Boucle JeFseys, 40.
Coat Back Double Pleat snk Faced, 5sc.
UOoaoeed Bouels Jer seys, 10. .a
1.ss Wor.tsA Jsrseys, CoAt RAak, sorlnerly
~ Io<.sse f9R1 6dour Jeseys. Pieatsd
S3SSfusys. elsa, sloo and aeo
One Lot Jerpeys worth oaI0o reduced to ele7
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-01
Sheiifs Sale.

By virtue of ar exec ton issuei cut f the District cou t. First Julcl di trct Territory of ArzIna. to ra- dI eatai and delivered cn a juds smcnt reni~,ed n said court on lh; i3th d of prl 1887. n favor of D. II. SnIl,h X C .. and a. a isl u. II. Carpenter. Whc ei', 1 am C, m d del to make the sun of s aia.94 d,m, geS W tn int rest tn r:on from dat: oi juism'ht tt the rae O. 10 per c. nt per a"aum u nil paid t,re h " th S2i. DO CostS ini acrr'Iinr cus's. l ave this day wed 'pon { 'ollsoi 2 de, r,i ed D op rv to-wit: One tVenty-stimp qu Tt. m d lu IS , tiye acr,s oi Ian n whcn i'd InIll is san ing known a, the Golden kul. m ! an mill Public notice is hereb, g veu tha O" St ur iav 'he 7th day o May. I"87 be'w e the hours f oa m. and 4 7. m in front O. rhe Sle if s office. n the c,ty of Tomn tone. C.c. i,r ,ua,v, A'iaora itory. will ,ell all the IT [. ttla and interest Of e sai h. H. Ca D nt r in a1h to the a;ove de 'cribe p-ppr,y al public auction. 10 the hishes ant O st lid I,r or ca Il, lawful money of h Unied atei, to at. iy said exrcution a d cus S
 Dated Sais the 3 h d',yo April. ta47,
 II. SL UGH ,r.k, Sm if.
 By F. A. SHATrUCK, Und Sh riff.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-01
First Publication. Ian. $. 1887. Notice Of Application for q. s. Patent 10 tac Chalce d.n.aa C.aiim No. tSs.
U. LAND OFFICE.
TuCsoN, Anzona, Ian. I3 r53.

TUCSoN, hnzona lan. I3 I337.
 Notice is hereby gwen that Charles w.. Leach. of Tom ,stona, Cosh SC Golaty. Ari- zont. h,,sh id hled an application fer patcn n I'5o) liaetr ieat of h. Ch ,nce yein. To ie CT dc poslr bearing >IlyT and gold. with surface ground 6oo feet [, with. situ ttel in Tonbst one m nIng district Coch ie county Arizona. more p lrticul4r,v described in the hc,d jtes and plN' of tn; otiGid survey, No 79, on hle m this olfce, ant d.sigoatei as lot No, IS;. as fol- lows to.wit:
 B .gnng at the initial monunert, situated al the northwest end center ot c!1'm dt JOS, ft. brg, 4Xl inches sqr, in a moin3 4 stones and etrta, mlrked l M. Chance NJ. |. No. from which shat over 100 it ,irc, hears 70 32' W, I24 il dstint; thence N 6l' 2S, w 58 7 to d inch post marked center Bonanzt and thence on same course 300 | to N W cor. post, 5 fl long. ins sqr, in mouod Of stones, m wkcd C. NJ. C. No 9; thence 3a' 40 " 1900 fl to w cor. post. ft long, { mi sqr, in m bund of stones. marked C. M L N, 3; thence s 6,' z5' E 300 1t to \ " end center post. { fl long. ms sqr. in mound of stones muk"d M No 4. from which croppines bear V 3.' 70 100 1t distant; thence $ Ca 23 E 3oo 1t To E cor post, fl long. ins sqr. iri mound Of stones, marked C M No <, from which s Nj M No Dearl N 45' 4a W 7ooo ft distant U . Nj M No 6 beNs 7o' 40 and corner 10 ,e:tons [ and 2, DO th D)unuaty oi ID 20. - \ 2S T., D'.'TS ~ A3 o2 E "a. oI3 II distant; thence N 32' 40 k 1890 fl to N E cor post 5 1t long, ( ns sqr. in a mound of stones marked C M C No 6; thence N 64' 28 W I447 it. to pnstin nc marking the s E cor of Bonanza M C. and 300 feet to post No and place of beginning Variation. Ii' a E; area, go .o6 acres. Said claim being To. citei ab ut miles soathwesterly from the town of Tombstone and about 500 yards southeast erly from the Merrimac A C. and is bound I'd on the N by the Bonanza M C; the same being duly recorded in the office of the county re- corder at Tomb tone, Cochise county. Arizona, as shown by his certified abstract of title filed in this office.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of said Chance mining cl im are required to present their adverse cllims in this office during the period of sixty days publication hereof or tncy will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 IL IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published tor the period oi sixty days in the rombs one EPITAPH. a daily newspaper pub lished at Tombstone. Cochise county, Arizona.
 C. E DALEY. Register.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-01
Notice of Forfeiture.

To T. D. Byrne and ]. A. Burkho'der co owners in the om ott mine situated in the Turquois mining district Cochise county. Ter ritory of Arizona. Yon ar: hereby n ,thed that have expended one hundred tsIo9) dola-s m labor and improvements upon the ab we namrd mining claim during the year Is86, in order ta hold the same as vald location. as required by section 2324 Revised Statutes of the Unite States Therefore if wi hin ninety ,co) d yS after and from this pnblrcat on you fai' refdS@ to contribute your proper por.ion of i'd ey. p-nditures and the cost O. thi |, hlication as cu-owners, your interest in sad mi i'll be. com- the property of the undersigned under said section 23.4. <. II. BRYANT.
 Tombstone. Ian. IT, I2S7.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-05-01
First Publication, Jan. rs 1884, xo,iee of Application for T.s f'steA se she
 Central Mining tis-.n-So. aSS'
ILL S LAND OFFICE.


 TUCSON, Arlzon,. m IT 1857 Notice is hereby given that Charles w: Leaeh and W. 1. Taylor, ot Tombstone Coch'se So, Ari,ono. have filed an a phcation fer patent ISoo feet of tn Central vein. loie, or po.it' hs,rrnr silver, situated n Tombstone minihg d;s,,;ci' Cochise Co. Arizona. more paruEu- as,, dsscrib d in the fl, Id notes and plat oi the o.hcial survey No 7So. on hle m thls once ues- iyn,t d as lot No, I8a, a. follows to'wit'
 epsyinnininy at tn. initial monument at the southwest c nt r md of claim. at post Sn ionr sni 1 in sqr in mounI oi stone, mtrS'o Vi Centr No [, from which initial raonu. ment oi tn Junetta NJ bears 30 3+ a1,,n dist,nt, and U $ M No bears N s,oIS E, US Nj NJ No bears S3' oa' 65et {, distant and SC Cor between nes' anS a. N boundary. Tp 2o 2a F. bears N 30 ,s, F. Is.os, it di,t,nt; thence 43' 4a west 900 fl to 4 post : 1t long I in slr in mound o' Sion... at $ w cor. marked M ' NO q tn nc. N l5' r8' E 1900 ft to post It long, { ins IF. set in IAounl O earth and stones, at w cor. mlrkei C NJ C. No }; thence S 43' "a F. ,oo 1t to V E center enl pest fl 'ong, in sqr in mou, of earth ana stones. mrked V M No T. th ,nce on the me cour C 3o' tt to x E. co pot, sf, loa {, 4 in sqr. set in mound oi ston $ marked C M $; theHce 5 4o' IS w Is,,ft to S E cor pot, st long. in sqr m m ,unl of st ,nes, m rkei C NJ C No 6; thence N ,," 4s' w 900 II to initia monum7nt and pl,ce oi beginning Variation I'43 E; con- ai ing .65 ares
 7. The inproverne sS.Ipade by the owners v their grant DTS )on s9iI claim consist ot shat .y5 t. Ioo fl d-ep tunnel sy6 and 20 1t long; z 9,nk. ,n tnnnel +y6 dni 3 It deep; an lncline sh tft lx5 e,d I2 Il dse'. and stopcs 20 1t long, stw!e an 30 fl ie. p. sai claim ping du Tee ,ri l ID h office Of the County Recorder of Cochi,e county. Tsmb tone, Arzona, as sh,va by hl, abstract of i;le filed in thls office. Any anl all persons claim ng adversely th sh,l, O ahv p,rIion Of said enlr mining slin are rquired to file the adverse claim m thi, off during the .riod of sixty days pub l,tjoa T.,i. or ttiry vii b. barred ,y virtue o. lh oyiSions of rh, st ,tuie
 It i, h r,0y o,itr.'i tat the foregoing Hotice b, pl lsl.l sixty d ys in the EPirAPIi. daily n w,ptpr puhshei at Tombstone. Cochise coaiy, Arizona. C. E. DALEY,
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